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ScitoVation Nabs Leslie Recio, PhD DABT, as Chief Scientific Officer - Vimarsana News

ScitoVation Nabs Leslie Recio, PhD DABT, as Chief Scientific Officer

Durham, North Carolina (PRWEB) April 28, 2022 -- ScitoVation is pleased to announce Leslie Recio, PhD, DABT, as the new Chief Scientific Officer. Dr. Recio

Source: prweb.com
ULM's Khalid El Sayed awarded funding to research prostate cancer - Vimarsana News

ULM's Khalid El Sayed awarded funding to research prostate cancer

The research will focus on treating a recurrence of prostate cancer, for which there is just a 29% survival rate

Texas A&M: Air Pollution Can Harm Pregnancy By Affecting Gene Expression In The Placenta - Vimarsana News

Texas A&M: Air Pollution Can Harm Pregnancy By Affecting Gene Expression In The Placenta

Polluted air contributed to the deaths of more than 6.6 million people worldwide in 2019. It accounts for around 20 percent of newborn deaths globally, mostly due to preterm birth and low birth weight. Because of this, it is crucial that researchers

ULM's El Sayed awarded funding to research new treatment for prostate cancer recurrence - Vimarsana News

ULM's El Sayed awarded funding to research new treatment for prostate cancer recurrence

The University of Louisiana Monroe's El Sayed has been awarded funding towards research for a treatment for prostate cancer recurrence.

Source: kedm.org
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The National Cancer Institute approved a grant application by Dr. Khalid El Sayed, a Professor of Medicinal and Natural Products Chemistry in the School of Basic Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Sciences in the College of Pharmacy. The two-year grant provides $182,419 for year one and $164,794 for year two.

Source: ulm.edu